Student Advisory Board
Meet the students who help shape UMMA.
Joining the SAB is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience within a professional museum setting and develop meaningful connections with those who celebrate art in their lives. The SAB is dedicated to creating a culturally inclusive community through programmatic efforts, and amplifying student voices to shape the museum.
Applications for the student advisory board are open twice per year.
Who can join?
Any U-M student is invited to join. Undergraduate, graduate, transfer, commuter, or non-traditional — we want you!
Is it paid?
Yes! All SAB members receive a $250 stipend per semester.
Meet the SAB
Emma is a Sophomore pursuing a double major in Political Science and Philosophy. She hopes to become a lawyer. Emma is interested in furthering her knowledge of the arts and engaging with those who have a passion for creativity.
Emma
2024 SAB Member
Dora is an art history and French major in LSA. Dora aspires to become a curator and loves lingering in museums.
Dora
2024 SAB Member
Terence is a Freshman from Ann Arbor currently undecided about his intended major. Passionate about Art and Beauty, Terence joined UMMA's SAB to give back to an institution he grew up frequenting and loves dearly.
Terence
2024 SAB Member
From the
Student Blog
The UMMA Student Blog gives a voice to the Student Advisory Board. Hear your fellow students offer their perspective on art through the lens of culture and society.
Art in my Daily Life: Southwest Detroit Edition
Jun 27, 2024
I have lived in Southwest Detroit my entire life, and it is the place where I developed my deep appreciation for art, particularly due to the countless murals that line our streets.
Hello Spring: Upcoming Events to Look Out for Near You
Apr 17, 2024
For those who enjoy admiring art, watching films, and listening to engaging stories, here is a list of some great events happening near you this spring!
A Graffiti Tour of Italia!
Apr 12, 2024
Italy is covered in graffiti, in every place you can imagine. From train station walls to the sides of historical ruins, the graffiti game in Italy is next level.